March 2026
HR Session – management induction programme
3 March: 1pm to 3pm
Mandatory for new managers. Includes attendance management, one to ones, mental health, Ask and Act.
To book a place please search for the course in the Learning section on iTrent Employee Self Service or contact hrdirect@denbighshire.gov.uk.
The course is provided by Denbighshire County Council.
Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation
3 March: 6pm to 7:30pm
Do you want to better understand the online world and how misinformation and online hate are created and spread?
Online misinformation, scams and hate content can make the digital world feel overwhelming. This session will help you feel more confident navigating information online, spotting misleading or harmful content, and making the most of the positive opportunities the internet offers.
Book onto this course: Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation (external website)
This session is delivered as part of a media literacy project funded by Welsh Government.
Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation
9 March: 1:30pm to 3pm
Do you want to better understand the online world and how misinformation and online hate are created and spread?
Online misinformation, scams and hate content can make the digital world feel overwhelming. This session will help you feel more confident navigating information online, spotting misleading or harmful content, and making the most of the positive opportunities the internet offers.
Book onto this course: Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation (external website)
This session is delivered as part of a media literacy project funded by Welsh Government.
Leading Across Systems: Unleash Your System Leadership Potential (this session will be delivered in Welsh)
18 March: 9:30am to 4:30pm
Are you ready to tackle the complexity of today’s public service challenges? The Leading Across Systems one day workshop is designed for forward-thinking professionals who want to make a meaningful difference in the Welsh public sector.
This one-day interactive workshop will guide you through the latest thinking and practical approaches in systems leadership, helping you navigate political environments, foster innovation, and lead collaboratively across organisational borders.
Book onto this course via the Academi Wales website (external website).
This course is provided by Academi Wales.
Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation
18 March: 10am to 11:30am
Do you want to better understand the online world and how misinformation and online hate are created and spread?
Online misinformation, scams and hate content can make the digital world feel overwhelming. This session will help you feel more confident navigating information online, spotting misleading or harmful content, and making the most of the positive opportunities the internet offers.
Book onto this course: Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation (external website)
This session is delivered as part of a media literacy project funded by Welsh Government.
Reasonable workplace adjustments for neurodivergent people
18 March: 11am to 12:30pm
The session is suitable for anyone – neurodivergent individuals, neurotypical individuals, employers, colleagues or anyone interested in learning more about this area. It offers strategies for a diverse range of people around jobs where individuals are currently working in an office or from home and alongside a computer.
The session will last 1.5hours which includes a short break and time for questions.
Book onto this course (external website))
This course is provided by Neurodivergence Wales.
Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation
18 March: 1:30pm to 3pm
This session will be delivered in Welsh.
Do you want to better understand the online world and how misinformation and online hate are created and spread?
Online misinformation, scams and hate content can make the digital world feel overwhelming. This session will help you feel more confident navigating information online, spotting misleading or harmful content, and making the most of the positive opportunities the internet offers.
Book onto this course: Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation (external website)
This session is delivered as part of a media literacy project funded by Welsh Government.
Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based Abuse (DASH) Risk Checklist Training
23 March: 9:30am to 4:30pm
The North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team will be partnering with SafeLives to deliver specialist training for frontline professionals across the region who are likely to encounter individuals experiencing domestic abuse, stalking and honour-based abuse as part of their day-to-day role.
Delivered by frontline domestic abuse specialists, the programmes are practical, relevant, and grounded in real‑world experience. Central to the approach is amplifying survivor voices from diverse backgrounds, supported by SafeLives’ national and local research.
SafeLives prioritises learner wellbeing, creating a safe and supportive environment for engaging with this challenging subject.
By combining lived experience, frontline practice, and robust data, the training equips professionals with the knowledge, confidence, and collaborative skills to make a real difference in safeguarding victims and addressing harmful behaviours.
This one-day course is designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to understand:
- The definition of domestic abuse under the DA Act 2021 and the Welsh legislative framework
- The concept of 'risk' and what it means in the domestic abuse context
- The concept of 'risk assessment' and how to synthesise other sources of information as part of the process
- The industry-recognised SafeLives Dash risk checklist tool - why it was developed, and how to use it
- Best practice when holding conversations around domestic abuse and risk
- Next steps after completion of the Dash risk checklist (including MARAC referrals)
- Initial safety planning and referrals to specialist support
For more information and to book your place, please email the Regional Training Development Officer.
This training is provided by North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team and SafeLives.
Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based Abuse (DASH) Risk Checklist Training
24 March: 9:30am to 4:30pm
The North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team will be partnering with SafeLives to deliver specialist training for frontline professionals across the region who are likely to encounter individuals experiencing domestic abuse, stalking and honour-based abuse as part of their day-to-day role.
Delivered by frontline domestic abuse specialists, the programmes are practical, relevant, and grounded in real‑world experience. Central to the approach is amplifying survivor voices from diverse backgrounds, supported by SafeLives’ national and local research.
SafeLives prioritises learner wellbeing, creating a safe and supportive environment for engaging with this challenging subject.
By combining lived experience, frontline practice, and robust data, the training equips professionals with the knowledge, confidence, and collaborative skills to make a real difference in safeguarding victims and addressing harmful behaviours.
This one-day course is designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to understand:
- The definition of domestic abuse under the DA Act 2021 and the Welsh legislative framework
- The concept of 'risk' and what it means in the domestic abuse context
- The concept of 'risk assessment' and how to synthesise other sources of information as part of the process
- The industry-recognised SafeLives Dash risk checklist tool - why it was developed, and how to use it
- Best practice when holding conversations around domestic abuse and risk
- Next steps after completion of the Dash risk checklist (including MARAC referrals)
- Initial safety planning and referrals to specialist support
For more information and to book your place, please email the Regional Training Development Officer.
This training is provided by North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team and SafeLives.
Neurodiversity for managers
25 and 26 March: 1pm to 4pm
This 2x half day learning event is aimed at Managers and will focus on the Equality Act 2010, case law and making reasonable adjustments. You must attend both half days.
Aims and objectives:
- Explore the range of conditions that are determined neurodiverse
- Discuss how the conditions may impact upon an individual
- Consider the physical, psychological and social implications of neurodiversity
- Understand the requirements of the Equality Act 2010 regarding the service provision and employment of those with a disability
- Examine some of the case law regarding neurodiversity and employment and care provision
- Discuss the support that enables neurodiverse individuals
- Via case studies, apply the principles of the Equality Act in making "reasonable adjustments"
Please email to register your interest and to book your place.
This course is provided by Unison.
Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation
25 March: 1:30pm to 3pm
Do you want to better understand the online world and how misinformation and online hate are created and spread?
Online misinformation, scams and hate content can make the digital world feel overwhelming. This session will help you feel more confident navigating information online, spotting misleading or harmful content, and making the most of the positive opportunities the internet offers.
Book onto this course: Understanding media literacy, online hate and misinformation (external website)
This session is delivered as part of a media literacy project funded by Welsh Government.
Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based Abuse (DASH) Risk Checklist Training
26 March: 9:30am to 4:30pm
The North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team will be partnering with SafeLives to deliver specialist training for frontline professionals across the region who are likely to encounter individuals experiencing domestic abuse, stalking and honour-based abuse as part of their day-to-day role.
Delivered by frontline domestic abuse specialists, the programmes are practical, relevant, and grounded in real‑world experience. Central to the approach is amplifying survivor voices from diverse backgrounds, supported by SafeLives’ national and local research.
SafeLives prioritises learner wellbeing, creating a safe and supportive environment for engaging with this challenging subject.
By combining lived experience, frontline practice, and robust data, the training equips professionals with the knowledge, confidence, and collaborative skills to make a real difference in safeguarding victims and addressing harmful behaviours.
This one-day course is designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to understand:
- The definition of domestic abuse under the DA Act 2021 and the Welsh legislative framework
- The concept of 'risk' and what it means in the domestic abuse context
- The concept of 'risk assessment' and how to synthesise other sources of information as part of the process
- The industry-recognised SafeLives Dash risk checklist tool - why it was developed, and how to use it
- Best practice when holding conversations around domestic abuse and risk
- Next steps after completion of the Dash risk checklist (including MARAC referrals)
- Initial safety planning and referrals to specialist support
For more information and to book your place, please email the Regional Training Development Officer.
This training is provided by North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team and SafeLives.
Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based Abuse (DASH) Risk Checklist Training
27 March: 9:30am to 4:30pm
The North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team will be partnering with SafeLives to deliver specialist training for frontline professionals across the region who are likely to encounter individuals experiencing domestic abuse, stalking and honour-based abuse as part of their day-to-day role.
Delivered by frontline domestic abuse specialists, the programmes are practical, relevant, and grounded in real‑world experience. Central to the approach is amplifying survivor voices from diverse backgrounds, supported by SafeLives’ national and local research.
SafeLives prioritises learner wellbeing, creating a safe and supportive environment for engaging with this challenging subject.
By combining lived experience, frontline practice, and robust data, the training equips professionals with the knowledge, confidence, and collaborative skills to make a real difference in safeguarding victims and addressing harmful behaviours.
This one-day course is designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to understand:
- The definition of domestic abuse under the DA Act 2021 and the Welsh legislative framework
- The concept of 'risk' and what it means in the domestic abuse context
- The concept of 'risk assessment' and how to synthesise other sources of information as part of the process
- The industry-recognised SafeLives Dash risk checklist tool - why it was developed, and how to use it
- Best practice when holding conversations around domestic abuse and risk
- Next steps after completion of the Dash risk checklist (including MARAC referrals)
- Initial safety planning and referrals to specialist support
For more information and to book your place, please email the Regional Training Development Officer.
This training is provided by North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team and SafeLives.
Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based Abuse (DASH) Risk Checklist Training
30 March: 9:30am to 4:30pm
The North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team will be partnering with SafeLives to deliver specialist training for frontline professionals across the region who are likely to encounter individuals experiencing domestic abuse, stalking and honour-based abuse as part of their day-to-day role.
Delivered by frontline domestic abuse specialists, the programmes are practical, relevant, and grounded in real‑world experience. Central to the approach is amplifying survivor voices from diverse backgrounds, supported by SafeLives’ national and local research.
SafeLives prioritises learner wellbeing, creating a safe and supportive environment for engaging with this challenging subject.
By combining lived experience, frontline practice, and robust data, the training equips professionals with the knowledge, confidence, and collaborative skills to make a real difference in safeguarding victims and addressing harmful behaviours.
This one-day course is designed to equip professionals with the essential skills to understand:
- The definition of domestic abuse under the DA Act 2021 and the Welsh legislative framework
- The concept of 'risk' and what it means in the domestic abuse context
- The concept of 'risk assessment' and how to synthesise other sources of information as part of the process
- The industry-recognised SafeLives Dash risk checklist tool - why it was developed, and how to use it
- Best practice when holding conversations around domestic abuse and risk
- Next steps after completion of the Dash risk checklist (including MARAC referrals)
- Initial safety planning and referrals to specialist support
For more information and to book your place, please email the Regional Training Development Officer.
This training is provided by North Wales Regional VAWDASV Team and SafeLives.